Sentence examples for misunderstood to mean from inspiring English sources

Therefore we don't need a debate now that can be misunderstood to mean further measures are necessary.

Dr. Fukuyama burst into public view in 1989 with his essay "The End of History," a title widely misunderstood to mean that no major turning points in history would occur in future.

This statement is often misunderstood to mean that the world is as good as it could be.

Shiva is commonly referred to as the destroyer in Western literature, and this is frequently misunderstood to mean that he is the destroyer of the universe.

The majority of health workers and district managers thought the major source of these conflicts was that committees either did not know their role in facility management or had misunderstood it to mean supervising the health workers instead of working together.

The essay "An Old Idea: What Ails the Body Is Rooted in the Mind" (May 2) explores a curious piece of history in psychosomatic medicine, which is often misunderstood and taken to mean that a physical illness is all in one's head.

Though scientists have evidence there is a genetic, hereditable component to podoconiosis, this is often misunderstood by patients to mean it is inevitable or untreatable.

It cannot be misunderstood to be a diagnostic term.

Too many people misunderstood the daily limits to mean it was safe to drink two to four units every day.

I think a lot of people misunderstood what [the agency] said to mean that all tokens will be regulated, when what it said is that some tokens could be securities.

(In this image, Kingsley's artist played with or misunderstood the words "large pair of white spectacles", intended to mean the natural white patches on the bird's face).